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Information technology boosts managed care's 'bottom line'.

C M Wright
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Too often physicians, clinics and hospitals affiliated with managed-care organizations pick up the tab for procedures that should be considered shared risk. Information systems can save millions if they're geared toward catching these billing faux pas.

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Computer Communication NetworksCost SavingsFinancial Management, HospitalInsurance Claim ReportingManaged Care ProgramsManagement Information SystemsPractice Management, MedicalUnited StatesJournal Article

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C M Wright. 1993. Information technology boosts managed care's 'bottom line'.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10127016/

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